This is a saying I often said when we were moving in the Coast Guard. The kids thought it was a Coastie saying. When I decided to get out of the...
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Read PostCommon practices in the $245 billion maritime fuel market (“bunker fuel”) could be causing significant financial losses. Trusted...
Read PostThe Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research (“GCSTR”) at Texas A&M University at Galveston (“TAMUG”) was created to bring...
Read PostScott Elmer presented “What We Know, and Where We Are Going” based on Harris County's stormwater tunnel project’s feasibility study at the February...
Read PostMarch Commerce Club Featuring COL Michael E. Fossum, Vice President of Texas A&M University, COO of the Galveston Campus, and Superintendent of...
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Read PostThe great architect Frank Lloyd Wright was a visionary leader who was committed to his ideas. He felt the U.S. was unique and needed its...
Read PostWith the closing of the books on the 2022 arrival tallies last month, there is a clear picture on the state of maritime commerce in Texas. It is...
Read PostIt is my honor to serve the Houston port region through my work as chairman of the Greater Houston Port Bureau. Since its founding in 1928, the Port...
Read Post. In recent years, there has been an increased focus on both cybersecurity and physical security at port facilities.
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